A beautiful start to a beautiful day.
📸on Hungerford common this morning ☀️
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A lovely view looking north across the railway, canal and Freeman’s Marsh, taken from the slopes south of the railway line.
It’s always special to see Hungerford from a different perspective — the railway, canal and marshland all meeting in one beautiful landscape that makes our town so unique. 🌿
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🧠🍛 Quiz & Curry Night – for a great cause! 🌿
Join us for a fun-filled evening of trivia, delicious curry, and community spirit — all while raising vital funds for the Kennet Valley Wetland Reserve.
📅 Friday 27th March
🕖 Doors open at 7pm
👥 Teams of up to 6
🎟️ £18 per person or £103 for a table of 6 (plus booking fee)
🍽️ Ticket includes a choice of curry (Dietary requirements also available)
Get your team together, test your knowledge, and help support a project that will benefit wildlife and our local area for generations to come 💚
🎫 Tickets available now using the link below – don’t miss out!
www.ticketsource.co.uk/town-and-manor/t-qmjdnod
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🎉 Hocktide Luncheon 2026 🎉
Join us for one of Hungerford’s most cherished traditions — the Hocktide Luncheon on Tuesday 14th April 2026.
This year we are delighted to welcome Ingrid Seward, renowned British royal biographer, author, and editor-in-chief of Majesty Magazine, as our guest speaker. With her fascinating insights into the Royal Family, this promises to be a truly memorable occasion.
🎟 Tickets are now on sale and available from Crown Needlework, 115 High Street, Hungerford, or by calling 01488 684011.
Don’t miss the chance to be part of this historic Hungerford celebration — tickets are expected to sell quickly!
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There’s something quietly magical happening on Hungerford Common right now… 🌳✨
If you look closely at the treeline, you’ll spot it — those beautiful reds and copper tones starting to glow through the branches. That soft blush of new growth is slowly waking the Common up from winter, and it’s such a lovely reminder that spring is on its way.
Against the fresh green grass and grey skies (have they really moved on and changed to blue?), those warm colours really stand out — subtle, but full of promise.
Next time you’re out for a dog walk, on the school run, or just needing a breath of fresh air, take a moment to look up at the canopy.
The seasons are changing right before our eyes. 🍃
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Hungerford has developed over the centuries as a market town, supplying the goods and services for the surrounding villages.
